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At this point in time, you’re buying into the EV charging network when you buy the vehicle. In the U.S., that means Tesla. I just bought a Model Y. We really li
by fredsmith219 3y ago
At this point in time, you’re buying into the EV charging network when you buy the vehicle. In the U.S., that means Tesla. I just bought a Model Y. We really liked the Mustang and the F-150 Lightening, but the Tesla has the charging network. We drove from Detroit to Chicago last weekend and had no problem because there were ample Supercharger stations along the way. If we go to Northern Michigan it becomes a bit trickier but I think we can make it in warmer weather. It’s just where the infrastructure is at this point. We have an ICE vehicle for when we don’t think the EV would make it, but the EV is our daily driver.
- bdcravens 3y agoThe CCS network isn't bad, though it's not as good as Tesla. I drove from Texas to California and back in my Kia EV6. Of course, that's on major interstates, but looking at the map outside of large cities, it seems like the Electrify America and Tesla Superchargers were all in the same towns.